Building in Reachlainn Uí Bhirn

Described by Herity (1995, 92) as follows: ‘Immediately west of it are the rectangular foundations of what may be a dwelling of that period, 5.77m east-west by 3-3.20m north-south, the entrance half-way along the south side. The remains of a small corn-drying kiln are incorporated in the west wall (Walsh 1983, 61). Immediately south of its south-west comer is an almost square building 3.65m by roughly 2.40m internally, very dilapidated.’ Compiled by: Paul Walsh Date of upload: 2 February 2014 Image DG089-018008-_01 (taken 21 July 1983): a view looking north of the western component of this stucture with the possible kiln feature (DG089-018009-) marked by a ranging rod.